Star Trek - Project: Potemkin "The Night the Stars Fell from the Sky" P10
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2014
- M-rays have been detected from a primeval world. Captain Grigory and his landing party try to unravel the dark secrets of this unusual planet.
Starring Jeffrey Green, Christin Woods, Bill Mackenzie and Richard Thornton. Guest starring Dennis Proulx, William C. Searcy, Sara Higgins Mackenzie and Eric Holt. Featuring Doug Harper, Eric R. Moore, Kate Funk, Jack Zumwalt, James Green.
Directed by Jeffrey Green. Edited by Rick Foxx. VFX by RH Barr, Rick Foxx, Skyler Foxx, Jon Carling, Chris Cameron, Randall Landers, Kenneth Thomson, and William Walker. Sound and music by Steve Gallant. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Bravo and brava to the cast and crew for another excellent episode. Well written, directed, acted and filmed. While some have already commented on the unexpected ending, in truth either way it would have been magnificent. It was a powerful episode that also kept to the spirit of Trek. I do miss some of the old cast, but like any film series understand they aren't always available for successive appearances. I hope you do more and thank you for such a quality show.
Thank you! The cast is in constant flux. We have some wonderful cast members, and for every post we have two or three characters. The reason why the cast changes so much is that they're all actors in various theater groups including Theater Albany, Southwest Georgia University, Darton College. Others have moved on to new cities. Some have gone on to work in television and movies. Every time we lose a cast member, we bring in another! This gives us an opportunity to develop new characters, and we always look forward to that. Wait until you see some of the cast for Season 3!
I love ALL of these fan films. CBS squandered at least 20 years of Star Trek stories. At least fans have the common sense to fill in those gaps as well as contribute significantly to this timeless space saga. Kudos!
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There’s so much love that goes into these projects. Love of Star Trek and love of telling a story.
Thanks for doing these.
Superb telling of the struggle to abide by the Prime Directive, well done.
Very rich and complex Star Trek. Just the way I like it, a story that transcends production values. New stories while keeping within established Trek lore with an ending I did not expect. Excellent work!
The prime directive is a source of many a good stories and this is one of them. Well done and thanks.
Ah this was a well thought out episode as expected. I would have beamed them up and found some where else for them to start again. The slaughter of the children was too heartbreaking. I gather I am not cut out to be a Captain if I must defer to StarFleet regs on this decision. If there were thousands of people leaving them to battle it out, okay. But so few and with no means to defend themselves, alas I am to softened by age and life lessons. The plus here is Potemkin always leaves me thoughtful. Thanks to the former and current crews for continuing to personify the spirit of Star Trek.
Loved the ending~ good story.
This episode gets better every time I watch it, Lots of stories inside the story.
This is a remarkable episode. Well done everyone involved.
Amazing story this Star Trek love it
Nice. Despite obvious limited budget/FX issues, I find myself liking this series more so than many of the other Star Trek web series being made. The acting here (for the most part) is much more natural and watchable than those other fan-made series and the writing/storyline is very good. The fellow who plays the captain does so in a fairly decent and believable way, and actually * looks * the part, which goes a long way in carrying the series.
Thanks for the feedback! I'm proud of our cast who are generally not fans, but are actors who are casual fans.
An excellent story, challenging the premise of the Prime Directive. Good drama, everything was very well done. Very impressive!
I thought this was pretty good till it got to the end, then I thought it totally kicked ass!! Wow, very cool. 👍
Great show thank you to all the cast....!
Great story line and very well done.
I'm just loving the T'Noshi character!!!
You can usually find her in the TRISTAN productions as well:
th-cam.com/users/Potemkin1711videos
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@@Potemkin1711 Although Christin Woods is probably busy with her family, a spinoff sitcom film "Everybody Loves T'Noshi" (not to be confused with "Everybody Hates Riegert") would be amusing.
@@rahadyans199 We've been talking with Christin about returning as T'Noshi once COVID-19 is under control. Reigert was last seen in The Deimos Factor, and who knows when he will rear his incompetent rear.
Came back to watch some of these older episodes still very enjoyable. They must have been very fun to make!
We have always had fun making our films.
I like the Vulcan lady. Very believable. :) interesting Trek movie. This is actually my favorite episode of this Potemkin series. It’s very believable and even though some of the sets don’t seem realistic, this does indeed carry the Star Trek message. 😁🖖🏻 Plus I already said I love T’Noshi! Christin Woods who plays her actually responded to me on FB once!😱 I asked her if we were gonna be seeing T’Noshi anytime soon? Her response: why yes! We are working on more episodes.😁🖖🏻 I was stoked.
I'm blown away by the ending. Great storytelling in great Trek tradition. Thanks for your dedication.
Glad you liked it! We continue to try to improve with each production!
Thanks so much!
I really enjoyed working on this project. It was a lot of fun, and I learned a lot! Thank you Randy for this fantastic opportunity!
We enjoyed having you participate!
This shit is crappie, my dog shit better then u make star trek
This production achieved geek factor 10.
On the surface we see the crew of the Potemkin stepping in the middle of two tribes at war, if we succumb to our Starfleet training it’s easy to focus on the code of non interference, yet interwoven into this plot is a question, “Do you measure up to who you think you are?”
When that moment or single event questions everything you stood for or believed to be truth. Will you live up to it?
I saw Shakespeare’s question launched into the future,”To thine own self be true” with many examples:
The leader that runs to the hills to save himself, the teacher that stands between certain death and her students, the Vulcan child who’s belief in peace is shattered in her last seconds of life, the warrior that switches to the winning side to save his skin, the young Vulcan Starfleet officer that learns race does not equal morals or character , the great leader Sarat, a man so confident in his faulty sense of leadership until he runs into his first true leader which takes us to the Captain, Starfleet’s finest taking Justice into his own hands.
The author doesn’t simply separate right from wrong for us, it’s skillfully left for the viewer to consider.
Beautifully said, Dave Mac. Thanks!
Wow, well put, indeed. Thanks Dave!
You do very fine work.
In fact properly more than any other i,ve enjoyed hanging out with you guys.
I just stumbeled on these episodes, looks like I have more history to add for my next Star Trek game. Smashing gob guys!
Touching fandom work! Loved the ending!
Excellent! I have more to watch!
"Grigori, did you see the sunrise?"
Nicely written, and better special effects than I'd've expected. And the ending shows you're not afraid to take a few risks.
Darth Wedgius Indeed. I always thought of it as my "M & M" ending... Magnum & Moses. However, I did write an alternate one in which Grigory couldn't pull the trigger. The one used was better, more satisfying, though.
Darth Wedgius Jeffrey Green selected the ending, insisted on it actually.
1st time I've seen this. Didn't see the end coming. Good music and use of outdoor sets. Effects OK to good. This can only get better.
Thanks, Steven! Our goal is to get better each time!
Thank you for your prompt, friendly and insightful reply I will subscribe for those reasons.
you're welcome, and welcome aboard
Thanks for taking the time to make this. I enjoyed it.
I think the actors for the major characters did a good job i.e. the captain, female vulcan, leaders on both sides.
Thanks! We enjoyed making this one, our longest episode to date!
"I was not curious." 😁😂🤣😅😆👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍
I was happy with the captains final decision.
This episode is amazing. I don't usually warm up to a new Star Trek concept right away. It took a while for me to get into The Next Generation because I had been watching the original series since I was a kid in'66. I live in SC and this is made next door in. Albany, Georgia? We have a lot of tech schools and fine actors here in the South so filming should be cost effective. And the ending was the best ST surprise and shock in years. So I hope all Trek fans get behind this series. There is a rumor that CBS is considering returning Star Trek to network tv. They should consider this.
Thanks so much, John Ward! Hope you'll watch our other episodes as well!
Awesome job...
Congrats on an excellent episode. That was a lot of work, I'm sure! Some real unexpected twists and turns...and I loved the ending. Proud of all involved. Keep going on the awesome path you're traveling! Can't wait for the next one!
Thanks, George! We appreciate the feedback, and are looking forward to your next episode as well!
Great job! I'm really starting to get into fan work - Star Trek from different perspectives.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I like this! :-)
Who says the younger generation doesn't "get" Trek?
Our cast certainly does!
This is very good.
was pretty surprised by the end, good job :)
looking forward to see more of this fan series.
Jeff Maesar Thanks! Plenty more to come!
THIS IS THE BEST BY FAR OF THE BEST EPISODES I HAVE SEEN OF THE POTEMKIN SO FAR, EXCEPTIONALLY WELL DONE, THANKS SO , MUCH!!!GARY BAILEY KING OF DARKNESS TRUTHFULLY
I NEVER WOULD OF EXPECTED THAT OUT OF A VULCAN, I KNOW HOW T'NOSHI FEELS!!GARY BAILEY
GOOD FOR YOU, GRIGORY, HE DIDN'T DESERVE T'NOSHI IDIC NOR DID HE DESERVE TO RELISH IN WHAT HE DID!!!GARY MY GOD I MISSED THAT OBELISK WITH THE PRESERVERS WRITING ON IT. I DON'T KNOW HOW I COULD HAVE MISSED IT, FOR IT WAS THE SECOND TIME I HAD OBTAINED TEARS FROM AN ORIGINAL EPISODE OF STAR TREK THE FIRST BEING CITY ON THE EDGE OF FOREVER, AND THE SECOND WITH MIRAMANEE AND THE PRESERVERS AND KUROK!! SORRY BUT
I AM A LONELY HOPELESS ROMANTIC AND REWATCHING THESE I JUST MADE THAT CONNECTION!!!
GARY BAILEY
Thank you! We're very proud of this one.
@@Potemkin1711 AS WELL YOU SHOULD BE, FANTASTIC STORY, TOLD BY WONDERFUL ACTORS!!GARY BAILEY
Thank you, Janet. So very nice to hear that the episode moved you.
Well it is excellent. I can't wait to see more. Bravo!!!
Thanks! We've got a short vignette coming up very soon! Stay tuned!
Awesome Episode. It gave me chills to see this. And the final resolution was well needed
Thanks, Lee. Glad you enjoyed it!
I was taught less is more so all I can say is "WoW". I loved it.
Glad to hear it! Yes, we may not have much of a budget, but we have a lot of heart and a love for Star Trek.
Yes, we may be a zero budget fan film production, but I think we've got a lot of heart and a love of Star Trek that makes up for it!
Excellent ending! There is an old Magnum P.I. episode called, 'Did you see the sun rise?' from 1982 with a similarly appropriate finale. I'm enjoying your series immensely.
Yes, it was definitely an inspiration for this storyline.
Yep, Magnum and Moses.
What an episode. And what an ending. Very satisfying. See justice is done and damn the consequences.
Thanks so much for sharing.
And there will be consequences, yes! Thanks!
@@Potemkin1711 I like the Latin legal phrase, which is how I live my life. "Fiat jutitia ruat caelum." This translates to English as "Let justice be done though the heavens fall"
Damn. Another ending I did not see coming.
It was fun to watch, greetings from the Netherlands
Rick Drent Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for letting us know!
As always, a fantastic score from Steve Gallant! Thanks for all the constructive comments, guys.
Yes, the music and sound is wonderful! Steve did an excellent job.
Sweet!
I Loved this episode.
Dave Mac Glad you did, Dave!
Quite a surprise ending
Well done. Very much enjoyed this episode and was surprised by the ending.
T'Noshi is true to Vulcan and a rather attractive lady.
Keep them coming.
+GARY CARTMELL Thanks!!! We will!!!
+GARY CARTMELL i also find her strangely atractive but feel i would need to do something equally strage with her like throating
The Prime Directive should have many many sub-clauses and/or what if's.
lol at around 14:26 genius! "keep an eye on her. easy enough, but remember i'm a geologist not a chaperon"
Thanks for noticing! I think you'll enjoy the release we're planning on November 12th. Stay tuned!
Interesting film location. An unknown planet. Hahaha.
I like this Potemkin mini series
thanks!
Great work, guys. Awesome effects. Solid dialogue. The story got a little dry in the middle, but really picked up speed towards the end with building tension, a well-shot fight scene, and a great villain. Look forward to season 2.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it, and we're 33 mins away from releasing a new production from our second season!
Fascintating!
Great Loved the episode. The ending was a bit of a shock, but then he did remove an Monster from that world, its always a difficult decision what a Captain must do, or should do, But i think the Captain has stopped a Future dictator in the making, who knows what would of happened in the Future when they achieved space Travel..
Glad you liked it, Bryan, and thanks for sharing it as well. Yes, the captain had a tough decision to make. Will it come back to haunt him?
Those weapons look similar to that of TOS's "The Gamesters of Triskelion". Loved the nod to IDIC.
They were inspired by Amok Time and Gamesters, yes!
I love that you are keeping the nuances and moral ambiguities alive. I love the ending. I just be bloodthirty!😁
"Beyond the great valley..." I love it!
Clearly an astute observation by writer David Eversole.
He should have told the Ensign to say "We come from the North". After all, most planets have a North.
fmlazar It's an allusion to "The Return of the Archons." :)
@@Potemkin1711 I thought it was a nod to Dr. Who. "He sounds like he's from the north."
"Other planets have a north".
Now this view of Star Trek is refreshing , it was well thought out and well written , hope to see more in the future. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much! Be sure and catch our other recent episodes!
The comments reminded me why other ST projects block comments. Sad. Well done on the show.
Honestly, jeffwads, I appreciate all comments, pro and con.
This was a really good story. I liked the ending and characters. You've got some original ideas and a unique style. Keep it up!
Thanks, John! Glad you enjoyed it!
Damn I like this
Hi! I really didn't care of your few means for scenry and fx, as long the story make me think about our human condition, which is in line with the spirit of the original series and purpose of Gene Roddenberry.
You made Pretty Nice Job!
Live Long and Prosper! For All Of You Guys!
Thanks for your Tremendous Generosity and Kindness for taking time and your creativity, to brin something Positive for others.
Exponential Jubilation, Love, Prosperity And Fun For Ever!
Thanks so much! We appreciate your feedback, and hope to bring you more in the near future!
wow the end is unbelivable....i mean ,this captain is really unconventional....but i totally agree with his action!
Thanks, Cardassiana!!! And thanks for the share as well!
well written and with a deserving ending. good show.
Thanks!
Good series
I like it.. It was better written than most of the home made star trek even a better idea than some of the network..
Definitely was a thought-provoking episode for both the viewers and those of us who helped produce it.
That...was...amazing....I enjoyed that way more than ST:ITD. Extremely well done! I was impressed at the location shooting and how you "redressed" whatever that gazebo was not to mention building the full scale obelisk.
I know black hat villains isn't PP stock and trade like a lot of other fan productions so this was a rare treat to have one and let me tell you...he's your Khan!
Then there was the writing,,,before the teaser was over I knew the story editor David would be the writer the minute Frazier joked to T'Noshi she had "no honor" for stepping on the spitting bug and her reaction as that was clear that was someone clearly adept at handling how characters speak in the Star Trek universe.
I believe I read in an article that Ms. Woods was a last minute replacement for a no show? Talk about providence. Glad she and the character will be carrying over to TRISTAN as I would label her your "breakout" character ala Data on TNG or The Doctor on VOY. Speaking of TRISTAN I can't wait for it to come out as I am almost out of POTEMKIN episodes to watch. I've been pacing myself but soon no more will be left :(
Will all the TRiSTAN characters be getting a 'teaser' episode like the doctor? If not I am curious about the Branwyn character played by Leslie Lewis. From your youtube interview about TRiSTAN you dropped a suggestion she had issues with her Orion heritage. Is her mother Betazoid and her father Orion or is it the other way around. I sense great possibilities with this character.
Sorry for the long post but the fiction writer and the life long Trek fanI truly appreciate what you are doing with this web series! Off to watch the "DUTY BOUND" episode!
+aac729 Thanks! We're hoping that each of the Tristan and Deimos characters will have their own vignettes. We have filmed another three vignettes which will appear in the coming months.
Yes, Christin was a last minute casting decision. At the suggestion of Jeffrey Green, Christin (one of Jeff's students at Georgia Southwestern State University) was brought in to replace an actress whose work committments made filming Fridays and Satudays for 19 weeks an impossibility.
Thanks again!
+aac729 Thank you for your very kind words.
+David Eversole You're welcome! I am enjoying your efforts. I can tell the Project Potemkin team is my kind of people who love the creative process. Back in the day high school/college I use to shoot super 8 & later VHS movies with my friends and more recently I penned a time travel graphic novel...creativity while challenging is so much fun and it surely shows in the productions you folks have been making! I'm in awe of what must have went into putting STARS together and you guys did all of it not for profit... but for the fans! Much appreciated!
Excellent story and production values. Very very well done. :)
Thanks!
Interesting story, which is true for many of Project: Potemkin stories. I applaud Project: Potemkin for their work, just wish they had better sets and better uniforms (Yes, I understand that does mean $$$.) but they have a great job with what they have.
Thanks, Bob. We wish we could afford better sets and better uniforms, too. But we're glad we were able to entertain you and so many other people with what we do have, and that's the whole reason we're doing this in the first place!
Potemkin1711 What I like about this and many of the other Star Trek fan films is that focuses on ships other than the Enterprise, that it is "Star Fleet," not just one ship doing everything. Don't get me wrong, I do also enjoy the work of Star Trek: Phase II and Star Trek: Continues, but I like seeing the missions of other ships and new and different story lines.
I wish you continued success U.S.S. Potemkin.
Thanks again! We're actually in post-production with a Klingon-based episode, and we're in pre-production for two episodes involving two other ships and crews.
I really enjoyed the ending. Nice work everyone.
Thanks! We appreciate the feedback!
these of the original are awesome remakes
Glad you think so!
Well done! Enjoyed this story immensely. Keep up the good work!
Glad to hear you liked it! We've got more to come! Stay tuned!
P.S. - Props guys, keep making shtuff!
I'd love to say something! But no, no Spoilers! even the mere Hint would be too much.. Just wanna say; For all the rough edges(Some more Spiky than others):
Kudos for Keeping The very Spirit of 'Trek! Gosh did I get into it late 2nd half. and; Oh-Oh! MuhGosh! The Preservers!! Yes. So much Yes. Echos from Future's Past, anyone?? heh..but Srsly,
a different take on an age-olde Dilemma. I like to imagine this happening.. in the more 'Cavileer' days harkened back too by the Ent-D crew in S01E03 'The Naked Now'.
In the end, I say Good Trek just... well i'll reserve my Critique for another post
glytchd Thanks for the kind words!
That's a really nice episode. The ending is interesting; it's a cliffhanger in a way. The viewer remains behind with so many questions. Was this right? Was this excusable? And how will Cpt Grigory deal with his guilt later on?
On the other hand it shows how similar Cpt Grigory is in some points to all the other COs in Star Trek, in being like a parent to his crew, committed and emotionally attached.
Glad you enjoyed it, QuorkQTar! The episode does raise a lot of questions for which there are no easy answers. And yes, this will be dealt with time and time again in the next two seasons of POTEMKIN!
Thanks !
Glad you liked it!
"Put away your expectations, if you're going to serve aboard a starship."
One of the best lines in Star Trek -- ever. I mean that. And I can see that it's not that Grigory didn't want to help, but simply that he was not permitted by the Prime Directive. If not for that, I think he would have stepped in, especially after hearing that Sarat was murdering children. I think other captains would have chosen differently, but I do admire Grigory or upholding the principle, even if it sucked to do it.
Also loved seeing Dr. Anderson actor in an earlier role (I really should have started with Potemkin rather than the other series, lol).
I also feel like the Vulcan ambassador was just wrong. The T'mek didn't have to be reintegrated, they could have just been relocated.
David Eversole's story remains the most complicated production we've ever had the honor of producing. Complicated situations, complicated concepts, and complicated characters. And yes, the Vulcan ambassador was simply wrong. Whether or not she deliberately chose to be is subject to debate.
@@Potemkin1711 I of course think the Vulcan ambassador is well... quite hot. I suppose you'll have to explain so as to keep me from being booted off the net. :)
Almost the birth of the RSE
An off-shoot of those who became the Romulan Star Empire, absolutely.
This is a bit of a classic.
In fact i,m already watching it twice.
The young woman who plays the young Vulcan ensign is brilliant.
Is she in any other episodes?
Christin Woods plays T'Noshi in many of our productions. She's also an accomplished director and writer.
Actress (11 credits)
2018 Pride and Prejudice - a Star Trek fan production - T'Noshi
2017 A Gathering Storm: A Star Trek Fan Production - Alcarinquan Warrior
2017 The Monsters Are with Us: A Star Trek Fan Production - T'Noshi
2017 Departures: A Star Trek Fan Production - T'Noshi
2017 Between Two Worlds: A Star Trek Fan Production - T'Noshi
2016 Room Service: A Star Trek Fan Production - T'Noshi
2016 All in a Day's Work: A Star Trek Fan Production - T'Noshi
2015 Project Potemkin - Ladies Night Out - T'Noshi
2014 Project Potemkin: Holding Pattern - Ensign T'Noshi
2014 Project Potemkin: Darkness - T'Noshi
2014 Project Potemkin: The Night the Stars Fell from the Sky - T'Noshi
Director (2 credits)
2018 Pride and Prejudice - a Star Trek fan production
2017 The Monsters Are with Us: A Star Trek Fan Production
Writer (1 credit)
2016 Room Service: A Star Trek Fan Production
@@Potemkin1711 Thanks I,ll check them out.
I assume they are all on youtube.
Every one of them is available through our channel: th-cam.com/users/Potemkin1711videos
@@Potemkin1711 fantastic looking forward to it.
Proof that a good story does not require huge budget. By the way, I really like your bridge. Innovative.
Thanks! No budget to speak of. Just an incredibly dedicated cast and crew!
And I think you'll like the 3rd season bridge even better!
Potemkin1711 Looking forward to it.
This is actually quite good! Love T'Noshi. And was very surprised at the ending! Acting is a little..slow..but overall good Trek. ;)
thanks for the feedback! we love T'Noshi too!
This was a good story. I do think that having children killed was a but over the top.
It was a difficult dramatic decision. It also was hard on the cast and production crew, but it was needed to justify the ending.
Ki pla! 👍
This is good. The stages and the F/X are more than passable, and the acting is almost there. One of the things I learned in my college days, though, is that there's a difference between delivering lines and engaging in dialogue. Dialogue comes quickly. Sometimes, one person cuts another off so that two people are speaking at the same time. There were a lot of unnatural pauses between speakers and between sentences.
But, as former head of training in The Federation Online RPG, I take particular issue with the writing of this episode.
Somebody flunked "Prme Directive 101."
The Prime Directive states that the Federation should NEVER interfere with a prewarp culture--and this episode does a great job of showing why. Wen presented with what was shown on that viewscreen early in the episode, any starship captain worth his pips would know enough not to let the natives see him until he knew what was going on. His best move, in fact, would be to turn the wholw thing pover to the specialists in Starfleet Di;pllomatic Corps. When that away team beamed down to the planet, they had already violated the Prime Directive and our good Captain was ready to be lined up for a court martial.
Then we have the matter of T'Noshi. She was co ncerned that she let her weapon fall into what turned out to be enemy hands? Heck! She gave those people Vulcan esper skills--all ALSO in DIRECT violation of the Prime Drirective. Her offer of resignation is the sanest thing she did in the whole episode! If she doesn't, she should be prosecuted.
This could turn into a huge scandal if the brass caught wind of it. It is a mess of incompetence piled on top of blithering incompetence. I hope that someone recognizes that.
Kirk does the same thing several times in TOS by choosing to interfere with a civilization that is not growing or thriving, or even simply not to his liking, such as in "A Taste of Amargeddon," "Return of the Archons," "Patterns of Force," "A Private Little War," and "A Piece of the Action," to name but a few. Your interpretation is more a TNG-esque approach, not that that's wrong or a bad thing, but simply different that the timeframe we're dealing with. Perhaps it was T'Noshi's actions that led to a strengthening of the Prime Directive. T'Noshi's actions, in fact, are the subject of a very short but upcoming vignette entitled, "Inquiry," to be filmed the summer of 2015.
LOL! You got me. "The Federation RPG" is set slightly after TNG. In fact, there are those who argue that Kirk's reckless escapades are part of what led to the tightening of the PD in the Tng time frame. Glad to hear that I anticipated your move. :P Too bad Ill never get the chance to try my pen hand at this wonderful burst of creativity you've got going.
Jeff Mullen We're now accepting submissions for our two new series. Let me know if you're interested!
Wow. That went dark….
Nice.
A logical conclusion/Spock brow.
Muy Cruel esta Version... Saludos!!
No todas las historias pueden tener un final feliz. Saludos!!
VERY WELL DONE! Logic be damned! I have rarely enjoyed a Star Trek movie as I did this one. Thanks! BTW, purposeful quoting of John Lennon?!
Honestly, this was one of the few times Randy and I disagreed enough to exchange emails trying to persuade each other of our viewpoints. I did NOT have the little girl quote John Lennon. It was, if memory serves, either an ad-lib or a suggestion to the child. But I'm not Harlan Ellison, so I didn't spend the next decade(s) harping about it. :)
@@davideversole9767 Well, David, intentional or not, it's still an insightful saying! (Didn't know Harlan was OCD like that).
Very nice
Thanks!
Awesome as always!
Thanks, Ken! Glad you liked it!
Loved the ending!
Glad you liked it!
Something that makes it difficult for me is that the pace, especially of the delivery of lines, seems very slow. Movements, while I can appreciate caution on first meeting, also seem glacially slow. The shipboard sets, by the way, are great!
thanks for the feedback! We've changed things up since this episode. Wait until you see The Last Child!
jejeje...muy bueno...¡¡ gran trabajo...¡¡ aunque algunos algo pasados de peso para estar en la flota estelar....jejeje...el tipo del cuerno...wtf¡¡ la verdad es que han hecho un trabajo envidiable, cualquier de los que nos gusta esta serie quiciera hacer algo la mitad de bueno que eso....¡¡¡ Felicidades...¡¡¡¡
+Joaquin Phi Me alegro que te haya gustado!
Interesting story-line, but too little too late. I don't understand why he bothered with revenge when he would not try for salvation.
5/5 Better writing in this one.The ending was really good. That was not expected. Any mor info would be a spoiler.
Thanks.
Thanks for the feedback! Thought you'd enjoy this one. That ending is a shocker, for sure.
I like the episode, although hornhead seem to be having issues on the bridge.
Rinorians are very emotional and often have anger management issues.
Still like the episode. Like all other star trek series, whether TV or fan produced, they always get better better with each episode. I especially like the character of Capt Gregory.